Instagram is making its face filters available for live video streaming through the app, the company announced today. Instagram had introduced face filters, which add visual effects to detected ...

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What would Instagram be without its filters? Unfortunately, for all their prominence, you haven’t been able to use any filters in the increasingly popular live streaming feature – until now.

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And if you're the one doing the live streaming, you'll be able to add filters to the video, like monochrome or sepia tones. "We're entering this new golden age of video," CEO Mark Zuckerberg told ...

Tap “Start Live Video,” and watch the comments roll in from friends who wish they were as cool as you. You’re also able to switch between filters while streaming, to keep followers guessing.

The live face filters began rolling out today. Skip to main content. Menu ... The feature to save a live-stream to Stories or discard at the end isn’t changing with the new filter compatibility.

The filters are not yet available on Android in live, according to Instagram. Once you finish your live stream you can choose to share a replay of it to your story or you can just tap “discard ...

Live filters in action. Image: Instagram The Facebook-owned photo-sharing app introduced face filters in a previous update, but now users can have a little fun in their live videos.

To use Face Filters in a live video, first swipe toward the right on your Instagram home screen to get to Stories. Before or during your stream, tap the face icon in the lower right.